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I think Trump understands that perfectly. It was his base that didn't understand it. He just let them keep thinking it.
That's probably given Trump too much credit. His advisers (especially Stephen Miran) understand it, but I doubt Trump has the interest or focus to deep dive into the mechanics of tariffs. In his mind, tariffs are shouldered by foreign companies, and gives him cover to cut income taxes.
     
     
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Are we pretending groups like the BC Wine Growers have the same power at Rogers?
In a street up fight where the policy is 50-50 I would put my money on the BC Wine Growers over Rogers every-time. They have a lot more votes and networks with BC MPs/MLAs than Rogers does. Car Dealers, Dairy Farmers, all the upper middle class living in small town and rural areas have an outsized influence.
     
     
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Nothing like PP, man of the people, wearing his $1500 Canada Goose parka.
     
     
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Nothing like PP, man of the people, wearing his $1500 Canada Goose parka.
Oh come on - Singh is known to wear some very expensive watches which cost far more than $1,500.

What's next, complain when politicians wear suits?
     
     
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Nothing like PP, man of the people, wearing his $1500 Canada Goose parka.
Canada Goose parkas are a dime a dozen these days. Walk around the Rideau Centre, and probably a good 20% of people have one one. Also plenty of people with Moose Knuckles or Rusdaks. They're pricey, but great for the -20 weather that Ottawa often gets. If you travel up north to the subarctic, you'll find North Mart which stocks things like essential groceries, toiletries, meds, and Canada goose jackets. Despite these places not having the high incomes that you see in a place like Yellowknife, there are still plenty of people wearing the jackets.

Also, $1500 is nothing in 2025 Canada. That's like 1/1000th the price of a house, so about $200 in 2005 dollars.
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It's hard not to do politics while talking about politics.

Plus, when you become very invested, the distastefulness of the opposing candidate is fractal, from his policies to his fingernails.
     
     
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Let's talk about Trudeau and his expensive hotel room in London, when attending the funeral of the Queen.

A lot of people here were up in arms about that (maybe he should have booked in at the local Ibis or Best Western Express)?

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And don't forget Bev Oda's orange juice!!!
How could anyone forget? So ridiculous.

Orange juice actually does cost a mint at many hotels.
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Oh come on - Singh is known to wear some very expensive watches which cost far more than $1,500.

What's next, complain when politicians wear suits?
PP and his supporters would be the first to complain about Singh...
     
     
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PP and his supporters would be the first to complain about Singh...
Singh is a socialist though. He's suppose to be in solidarity with the common man. Rags are in order, not Rolexes.

No one likes champagne socialists.
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Nothing like PP, man of the people, wearing his $1500 Canada Goose parka.
Oh dude, really? Now do Singh, Mr Maserati, Rolex, at least in Public off Daddy's money and of course the P.M. made VERY wealthy because his Grandfather worked bloody hard to build something.

PP is closer to the average Canadian that just happened to get re elected a number of times. Folks in his riding could have sent him packing many times but....
     
     
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And don't forget Bev Oda's orange juice!!!
The RCAF on behalf of the GG paid over 120 Pounds for 1 Litre of freshly squeezed Orange juice at Stanstead airport on her way to the Middle East.
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The RCAF on behalf of the GG paid over 120 Pounds for 1 Litre of freshly squeezed Orange juice at Stanstead airport on her way to the Middle East.
Much flushing to do.
Is 1 liter of orange juice unreasonable? The cost is about the arrangements we have and not bringing sufficient supplies on board. Though obviously all involved learned their lesson.

It's so embarrassing when Canadians focus on this nickel and dime nonsense.
     
     
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I like that Singh has a quasi sense of high style. Tailored double breasted pinstripe suits and a Maserati. Very Brampton of him, like “I got here and Im gonna do it up”. Unlike all the other typical frumpy looking MPs.

Politics aside, it’d be fun to hang with Jagmeet 😄
     
     
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Oh come on - Singh is known to wear some very expensive watches which cost far more than $1,500.

What's next, complain when politicians wear suits?
Yep....and Singh had expensive tastes for the longest time, plastered all over Yorkdale back in 2014. Amazing the National NDP looked past this, despite it being counter to its working class roots:



https://torontolife.com/shopping/yorkdale-style-makers/

Champagne Socialism at its finest.
     
     
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Is 1 liter of orange juice unreasonable? The cost is about the arrangements we have and not bringing sufficient supplies on board. Though obviously all involved learned their lesson.

It's so embarrassing when Canadians focus on this nickel and dime nonsense.
The real question is do the newer Airbus's have bigger fridges?https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/images/icons/icon10.gif
     
     
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Is 1 liter of orange juice unreasonable? The cost is about the arrangements we have and not bringing sufficient supplies on board. Though obviously all involved learned their lesson.

It's so embarrassing when Canadians focus on this nickel and dime nonsense.
This is the Canadian mindset that leads us to demolishing the Prime Minister's Official Residence because we were too stingy to pay the money to do basic upkeep.
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